Read and analyze the case and answer here the following question: Why does a natural disaster (drought, flood) in an agricultural region almost always result in higher prices for commodities and consumer goods?

In my opinion: ❤

Natural Disasters always results in higher prices for consumer goods or the affected product. Because many of their agriculture products were destroyed and it can be seen as a great loss, as confiscation, farmers or gardeners sell products with higher price so that it can cover up the damage left by the disaster.

it's hard to explain .

i think it would be cleaveland browns